<p>Young Zoe Rind accidentally spits a watermelon seed into her mother’s glass, and her mother then swallows it. Now, Zoe’s mother says that a “seed” is growing inside her, and Zoe can’t figure out why her family is so excited. A watermelon growing inside Mommy’s belly? As her mother’s stomach swells bigger and bigger, Zoe begins to wonder what will happen to the watermelon after it is born―remaining confused right through the trip to the hospital on the night of the delivery.</p>

Mommy's Having a Watermelon

Arts & Photography

Danny

Adlerman

Music

The Kids At Our House

Songs for America's Children (2002, Hardcover)

Unknown, Author

Compiled in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, Songs for America’s Children features a varied selection of song lyrics and art pieces by citizens of the United States, both young and old. It is a collection of songs written by modern and older poets and songwriters, within the context of characters from songs and poems by traditional American composers or poets.

Songs for America's Children

Children's Books

Adlerman, Kim

Biographies

<p>A young boy takes his dog, Domino, out for a game of fetch. Domino finds everything round, retrieving an apple, a flower, a bubble, a balloon, one of his spots, and eventually, even, the sun . . . but not the ball. At the end it is revealed that Ana the cat, who can be seen skulking around in every scene, has stolen the ball for her growing collection. </p>

Oh No, Domino (English and German Edition)

Kim Adlerman

Animals

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